Walmart Supercenter

This walmart is brutal. With 40 people in line they had two registers open. The staf informed us that this is a regular ocxurence on the weekends. It takes longer to pay than to shop. When I tried to address this with the manager he refused to speak to me.
The restrooms are always filthy.
Wont be continuing to shop here with so many other options available.

Absolutely horrendous!!!
Dirty store with stockers with severely poor attitudes! Meats and cheeses are on the shelf that are outdated and expired. Yogurt is left on the pallets at room temperature while stockers take breaks. I’ve actually seen the store managers stealing while shopping off the clock. Let alone the poor attitudes from the stores cliental, why not go 5 – 10 minutes to another store with better service and better customers.

I made the mistake of bringing my vehicle in for an oil change today. The guy that logged in my vehicle to the system was clueless and had to continuely go ask for help, the man at the desk had the same issue and was very rude when I simply asked if it was finished after waiting for an hour and a half… I’ve now been waiting for over two hours and I keep being told that they are working on it. Very UNsatisified with my service, I won’t be recommending this business or bringing my vehicle back here again.

So let’s not call this a «Super» center. Let’s instead call this a «sidekickish» center. This Walmart unfortunately has only a few good qualities. I’ve never had a bad experience with the employees and they have self checkout lines.
It seems to have less normal stuff than the other stores close to it. I get it though because I think this one is set up more like a tourist store because of it being located in the Legends area. It always seems disheveled which is odd since it’s relatively new. It already has a run down feel to it and that’s sad.
The prices are Walmart prices but they even vary with the Bonner Walmart which is located pretty close.
The layout is kind of funky. It’s odd at least it is to me.
On the flip side, it’s well lit and the employees are always pleasant when I’m here which is rare. I honestly try to avoid coming here because they usually don’t have what I’m looking for anyway.

Is there 0 stars? Dirty parking lot, dirty store. Kids running wild all over unsupervised. Lady pushed stock cart out of her way instead of going around and left it to block main aisle. Grape lodged at me while walking down aisle. Now I see why there has been a shooting there. Management, get your store under control. Clean the parking lot, don’t let children run crazy in store, get some damn security!

I frequent this Wal-​Mart only because of its proximity to my job (it is exactly halfway between downtown KC where I live and Leavenworth, KS, where I work), otherwise I would probably pass. Sure, it’s shiny and new, but the buyers for this store suck. I am always disappointed by their selection of home office supplies (next to none), poor clothing options (yes, it is Wal-​Mart, but usually I see SOMETHING cute… not so here), and confusing layout. I do like the auto department and think the staff there is great, helpful, and always pleasant to work with.

I signed up for a Unilocal account specifically to write this review. I’ve been to this Walmart several times over the past few months and almost always have the same experience. TERRIBLE customer service! This is typical of most Walmarts, but for some reason, this one has really stuck with me. Not one staff member has ever questioned whether I need help finding anything. If I do happen to stop one of them to ask where something is in their backwards store, they have acted like I am really putting them out instead of being gracious and DOING THEIR JOB by assisting customers.
They also have usually five registers open of their approximate thirty. Ugh, I wish I could get across how awful their customer service is. What’s sad is that, just like everyone else, I will continue to go there because their prices are cheaper than other grocery stores. I just wish management would step up and reiterate to their employees how important customer service is. I understand they may not love their job, but I guarantee they would enjoy it more if they were kind and helpful to customers. The customers would be kind and helpful back instead of being in a piss-​poor mood every time we enter the store. It has been the same the last few times I’ve been there — I leave irritated because of the way the employees of the store handle themselves and treat the customers.
I hope this will change. Customer service really is important.

Typical Walmart Super Center. Now, I have had some incredible experiences with some very helpful employees. They can only do so much with what management gives them. What’s the deal though, with 30 checkout lines and only 4 or 5 being open? It the number of checkout lines there to impress the rest of us even though Walmart has no intention of every using all of them? The store is huge. It has everything, even an auto center. It has a subway, a nail salon (that I have used for pedies) a bank, eye glass center, etc. I can usually get in and out of here quickly. They have a nice, large grocery center.

Typical Walmart. The staff is just there for a job… And the customers are there to entertain us.
I am writing this to rant about my mismatched custom cupcake order.
Placed two weeks in advance. For a large «formal» party.
36 white on white no décor.
I went to pick them up several hours after my «requested» pick up.
They were not done.
The girl behind the counter checked our order and finishes the last dozen… well her icing ran out, so she switched icing bags… Great, one was a star to the other a hole.
Fantastic, now I have mismatched cupcakes for my event where simplicity WAS the décor. Any domestic goddess (such as myself) can prepare vanilla cupcakes with white icing… but the point was. I didn’t have time and wanted a professional look.
Fail. thanks.

Every time I go to this Wal-​Mart, I halfway expect to see some sort of prison bus dropping off newly released inmates. Depending on your perspective, if you are a young female, your time at this WM will either leave you with an inflated ego, or in fear of getting assaulted at any moment. It’s usually best to grab your groceries and leave ASAP, while avoiding eye contact with other customers. Also, the food section is all scrambled up, and not at all organized like other Wal-​Marts!

what can i say, its a walmart, a very large very clean walmart. the cashiers are for the most part knowledgeable and friendly. i wish i could say the same about the rest of the staff, but honestly thats to be expected at a walmart. Selection, size, and prices out-​weighs inadequate staff.

This WalMart gets four stars ’cause it’s clean and new… shallow of me, yes. But, dark, old grocery stores are NOT my idea of «quaint», «quirky» or «historical»…old stores that sell food are just plain YUKKY. And there are those of you that are anti-​chain, anti-​WalMart, but let’s back up and have a little HISTORY lesson, shall we? Once upon a time, long, long ago… we all believed that communism was the Voldemort of economic systems, right? CAPITALISM! YAY! FREE MARKET SYSTEMS – WOO-​HOO! With communism safely «contained» (oh, wait, that was a failed policy, wasn’t it?)…or fizzled out, or just scaled back to a few countries, it seems that our capitalist economic society has given birth to corporate giants such as Starbucks, Wal-​Mart and McDonalds. BUT WAIT. Don’t we tell our little darling snowflake that IF he gets a good education and lives in the land of the free and the home of the brave, he can be ANYTHING he wants to BE? That our little snowflake can be a doctor, lawyer or a CEO of a giant MEGA-​CHAIN corporate venture*?
But does mommy or daddy read the fine print? (*If little snowflake pursues AND catches said American dream by heading up a giant chain-​store corporation, AMERICA WILL THEN HATE YOU and LABEL you EVIL.)
Wait, what??? Since when was there fine print in the American dream??? The founders of these giant chains, started small, worked hard and made it big. Last time I checked, they were «livin’ the dream» and we as Americans hate them for that. WTF??? When were there rules about the American dream? Did I miss that in Constitution 101? Was I too busy texting to have missed the fine print that said: PSA ALERT! America now hates giant corporations started by little boys who had big dreams!!!
But I do have to admit, not withstanding my love or hate of Wal-​Mart (I feel neither, it is just a flippin’ STORE) I love to look at «People of Wal-​Mart» and realize I can shop there WITHOUT EVER standing a chance of being showcased with some horrendous trailer-​trash related caption. You can just call me Ishmael… I’m driving my Pequod outta here and getting my Queequeg home.

Average Wal-​Mart Supercenter. It’s a newer store and it’s always pretty clean on the inside. It has all the typical amenities you’d come to expect in such a place.
There’s a Subway, a hair salon, and an optical store within. This store is set up a little different than older Supercenters. Expect to walk around for a little bit if you’re used to the older layouts.